Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-12
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CoUNCI. meets this evening in regular
session.
THE Council Committee ON City Prison
met last night.
SIX cases ore booked to appear before
His Honor this morning.
THE Peabody Insurance Company has
declared cash dividend of three per cent,
payable July Is.
The Disciples Sunday School picnic
has been postponed from Thursday I'LL
Tuesday next, July IS.
RECHABTTE LODGE No. 8, had public
installation OF officers, last evening, at
their hall on Main street.
JUSTICE PHILLIPS yesterday sent the
two small boys who looted the base ball
park up to jail for few days.
THERE were thirteen ceases before His
Honor, yesterday morning. The most i'm
portant are detailed elsewhere
PENN MASON and George Hoffman got
into a fight at the upper market house,
yesterday, and Officer Lukens seooped them
in.
PENN MASON and Geo. Hoffman, col
ored, were arrested by Officer Lukens yes
terday for lighting in a liquor store in the
Second ward.
THE Ladies' Union Benevolent Society
(eOlored) will give festival at the Market
hall on Thursday and Friday evenings, the
l4th and 18th insts.
ARCHITECT WELLS is engaged in max
| ing plans for q new public school for Hunt
ingtOn, w. Va. The building doubtless
be a very elegant one.
A HEAVY sheet roll was broken at the
Crescent mill, yesterday morning. 1t Is
understood the roll was q defective one,
and the roller is blameless for the accident.
THE Germania Singing Socity will give
moonlight festival and sommer nachttest
on the State Fair Grounds on August 1st,
and extensive arrangements are being
made to make the affair grand success.
THERE ara three or four thousand bush
els of new wheat lying at points along the
Ohio River road, awaiting shipment to
Wheeling but owing to the press of bust
ness the company has not been able to
handle it.
A CHAP went into Molter's bakery, on
Sixteenth street, and captured coat.
Barney Brady saw the transaction, and he
followed the coat appropriation, took the
stolen article from him and returned it to
the owner.
A MAJORITY OF the incorporators OF the
Joseph Bell Stove Company, met yester-
day afternoon and organized the new COM
pany, electing Joseph Bell, President:
David Bell, Secretary, and ID. Walter Bell,
General Manager.
JOHN GAITHER and Charles Baird be
came engaged in quarrel yesterday after
noon with Alex. Maltzy and they both
piled onto the latter and began to slug him
unmerc fully. Officers Bell and Stephens
arrested the men and put them in the
cooler.
The following officers were Installed in
Baltimore Lodge No. 6 X. of p, last even
ing: PC, A. K. Haberfeld; C. c., I.
c. Weisgerber; V. c., S K. Graves; Pre-
late, jefferson Holder, X. Of r. & s., J.
G.. Haberfeld; n. of E., Henry Leweday
NJ Of A., W. A. RAIDER.
THE water works trustees of Martins
Ferry have asked the City Council for an
additional $4,000 to complete the water
works. The City Council consented to
ask the citizens to vote the additional
amount. This the citizens will be Obliged
to do or else forfeit the many thousand
dollars already expended NEARLY $780,
900. Beildire Tribune.